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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-01-29

Leave orders for coal and wood at
SINNERS store. Coal $3.50 per ton.
G. p. CoMsToCR. .
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-01-29

st. Jacobs Oil il the only remedy OF
the kind used by athletes when In
training.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-01-29

Los Angelas, Riverside and Florida
oranges at Gibbs.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-01-29

A nasal injector free with each bot.
tie Of ShilOb's Catarrh Remedy. Price
fifty cents. at Wright's drug store.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-01-29

Red Ward can always be found at
the Maverick saloon with a fine stock
Of liquors, cigars, etc.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-01-29

"Hackmetack, a lasting aud fra.
grant perfume. Price q and 80 cents,
mt virgins drug store.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-01-29
BUSINESS NOTICES.

For dyspepsia and liver complaints
you have a printed guarantee on every
of Shiloh's Vitalizer. 10 never
to cure, at Wright's drug store.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-01-29

am now receiving meat and sau-
sage daily by express. JOHN GIBBS.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-01-29

r. M. Morgan. the Billings contrac'
Tor has been In the city several days.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-01-29

The second section of Brysn's build.
ing wa moved a little ways yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-01-29
Notice.

All calls left for DIR. Green at
Wright's Srus store, or al his house,
will be promptly attended to.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-01-29

Go to Bill Billiard for Best's Mil
waukee beer in any quantity.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-01-29

Through freight trains are from
three to five hours late. regularly.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-01-29

Clean rags wanted ct this Office. .
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-01-29

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Bent County register., 1887-08-06

Ibeure you- property in good
Conpanies with GoopALe d Cooper
Money to loan on first mortgage
oar11fity for term Of years.
12tf BANK OF LAMAR.
Cyoodale & Cooper willinsure your
hn6ss against loss by Fire, Lightning
u Turnadocs-
Tox SALE-The LamnI Drug
eiove property can DO bought at a
bxsxnin. For terms etc, address,
tsnS + JoSEs, Dodge City, Ks. 4stf
Bent County register., 1887-08-06

SOME POINTS-Lamar will be depot supply the
western mart the point that territory
ao during ping be the shipping point
cattle will this spring the da
United Land Office being located here tou
ands persons looking will visit Lamar drng "n and
early spring Without exception Lamar o great looming
double honey every y days
buy lots in Parncnter addition 70 vhecs q W
Bent County register., 1887-08-06
An. 8. T. r. r.

IA. n. 3. #. r.. r.
= traveilng for health, business or
n. take the "BairtnN Line" for ali
5ast. west. north or socth,
ngh tickets to AL important points In
ted states and Daneda and Mexico.
e chccked to dc~t.uHtton.
5ai.o Pullman P-!ace Car Service and
Ifn,, stations operIlted aud confronted
SroInpeny ate too well known 10 make
1uait nec,.-sA sAry. W. p. WHITE,
h<snugcI sad Ticket Agt,. Topeka. he,
Bent County register., 1887-08-06
N D. PARMEATER,
ptary Public,
y, (Bent county,) Colorado.
!. e. COOPER.
DIARY PUBLIC.

[Onlce Papers. Deeds, and NIL other
&pcrs carefully prepared and ac-
&Gcii. sS- second door north OF
ace.
Bent County register., 1887-08-06
For Rent,

For Rent.
Four good rooms Will rent in
p~irS or all together. Enquire Of
t1oosIalc II Gool.er.
Bent County register., 1887-08-06

Occupies portion and aon the site tie sont and
That addition will he the residence portion
Of city and very choicest ground about Lamar.
high and dry under the system of irrigating
bitches viii have already completed. In
this will be through
the streets, he same a will be
found at Colorado Springs,
Bent County register., 1887-08-06

Jim Robb, an old Kinsley boy,
came in from Lamar, Colorado, this
morning. He is enthusiastic about
Lamar.-"Kinsley Kansas Mercury"
, 1887-10-01
KILOGRAMS.
ST. o

New York, September 29th.-The Ame-
rican yacht :. Volunteer" defeated the
9Th stleD III the first day race for the
Americas Cup BIZ 20 minutes, IotwitiI-
standing that the weather favored tho
latter boat. The Clydesmen are greatly
disappointed at the result.
The Nizam of Hyderahad has Presented
- splendid gift towards the defence OF
India, thus silencing tho Russian reports
of his Justification.
London news states that the Uninnists
aud Conservatives are urging Mr. Bt.lfour
to follow up the proclamation Of ths
League more vigorously, especially az
regards the incidents attending the arrest
of Editor O'Brien, insisting that lle should
prosecute the English members for co-ope-
rating.
At the Mitchellstown inquest on the
bodies of those who met their death during
the recent riot, Sergeant Brennan swore
tha he fred intending to kill.
The wife of an evicted Tenant at Llmo-
rick split the head Of the Police Inspector
with a poker.
Lndon Sept, 2sth-sugar in stock or
, 1887-10-01
n Q ti e.

@gGLANKS for the reports of arti-
SD clesito be sent to the Exhibition
in Copenhagen in 1888 can now be
had on application to the under
signed Chairman.
The exhibitors are. requested to
return the reports not later thar
October 10Th a. G.
On applications to the undersigned,
minor articles, chiefly belonging to
domestic Industry, may be exhibited
through the Committee without any
expense for the exhibitors.
The Committee for the represen-
tation of ST. Croix in the Scan
dinavian Exhibition for Industry,
Z 81 Agriculture, and the Fine Arts,
to be held IN Copenhagen
in 1888.
st. Croixk,, September 29th. 1887.
P. M. ANDERSEN,
. CkairsKsM.
, 1887-10-01

To the Editor Of the "St. Croix Avjs."
Dear Sir,
Among the European papers lately receiv-
ell we find in the National Tjdende some
extracts from a recent pamphlet by a Ger.
man of the name Of Wilbrandt, which will
interest any, if such there be, who have read
with some attention my letter to you and
published in the "Avis" Of Gosh August and
following numbers. We there saw some
severe criticisms of German writer's and
speakers against the system followed by their
Government of burdening the country with
the payment to- the exporters Of sugar, OF a
sum of 100 mis- Marks, said to be sufficient
to cover the whole Of the wages to the labour-
ers employed in the German factories. 10
this system they ascribed the growth Of that
over-production, which caused the fall OF
price, that has brought the whole sugar
industry of Germany to the brink OF ruin.
In my letter referred to [ noticed as one of
the causes of the excessive production Of
beet-root sugar the difficulty Of ~usefully en-
ploying the land, the labour and the capital
at the command of the agriculturists, to-
wards what I called their natural products,
the superior advantages OF other countries pro-
ducing a competition, against which they found
it so difficult to hold, that they were driven
to try to find a refuge in first producing,
finally ove~r-producing, sugar. 1t was also
shown, that so far from the supply Of corn
and other articles Of food required for thu
peoplo in Europe having increased in the
same proportion as the mouths to be fed,
there was reason to doub5, WHISTLER the I'M
portations from those countries could continue
long at the same rate and at the sama prices
as hitherto, while there was no reason to
expect u change of the ratio, in which the
increase of the population was progressing.
F.. From this it ought to follow, that the price
of the indispensable articles for subsistence
in Europe, which almost all have to be drawn
from the soil, must rise, and the attraction
to use the soil for sugar-making, slacken.
in proportion.
Il is this question Of the price ofnaturalagri-
cultural productions in Europe, especially in
Geymany, which forms the subject of the
pamphlet mentioned above. 1t is however
curious, that while l tried to show that a
rise in the price of European agricultural
produce was likely to ensue, and while | look
upon the very interesting facts and %statisti.
cal data, which form the principal basis of
our authors reasoning, as strong evidences
, 1887-10-01
Van Brake.
acknowledgements 6.

ngeLANKETTER til Ann eldelse
SD ON Gjonstande, der agtos
sendte til Udstillingen i Kj6benhavn
i 1888, kunne MI erholdes hos under
tegnede Formand.
De udfyldte Blanketter bedes til
bagesendte senest den lode October
d. A.
Mindre Gjenstande, navlllig hen
h0rende til Husfid, vii Udvalget
mulig Sc sig i Stand.til at Gjensende
uden Udgift for Udstilleren, naar
denne derom henyender sig til
Undertegnede.
Udvalget for St. Croix's Reprn-
s~entation paa den nordisk
Industri- Landbrugs- !og Kunst-
udstilling i Kj0benhayn i
1888.
st. Croix, den 29de September 1887.
p. III ANDERSEN,
FOrmGnd.
, 1887-10-01
Van Brake.
Translation.
Publication.

SNN continuation of Publication Of
u 18th March 1885 concerning the
establishment of the Police Station
at Kingshill, it is hereby made
known, that the Estates Grove
Place with Hard Labor, Mt. Plea
SAINT & Plessens, Paradise, Betty's
Hope and Diamond have been plac-
ed under the district allotted to the
said station.
Government for the Danish West India
Islands, St. Croix the 18th September 1887.
G.. H. ARENDRUP.
, 1887-10-01
ADVERTISEMENTS.
acknowledgements

RForbindelse medB Acknowledgements
u af 13de Marts 1885 angaaende
Oprettelso af Politi stationen paa
Kingshill bringes Diet herved til
o~ffentlig Kundskab, at Plantagerne
Grove Place, med Hard Labor, Mt.
Pleasant & Plessens, Paradise,
Betty's Hope og Diamond ere hen
lagte under det n8vnte Station til
dolte Distrikt.
G-ouvernementet for de dansk'vestlndlske
Ger, St. Croix, den 29de September 1887.
G. H. ARENDRUP.
, 1887-10-01

~ The s. s. Trinidad arrived at Frede-
riksted this morning from New York with
assorted merchandise for James w. Roche.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-10


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hpAaisn rs psmsefnsis eunssntion $40
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a0as snGlsIsd 10 - r1aas - 80 go
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sunslon % 1855 was hsiA Il IA boz
esss. psstesls eariils fhaa ~ 1als ihnt
; NJ b : seeasd ~ ne Dsmesrnlie 60
psniisu, asd lhe nsDasilosns uiIl tners-
fsrs hase uhnsssns n6ssulsas e el1sd
vansaaa shsls may b II bsane 1rs1 CO
- ia. ln1hs pssssl inl1Asoss heu-
spar. q dsas net musA Gnaseag wkdsh
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dens clsssiand gu b rsnsmisaiad %
ne ar1t haiins md psehatiy hT acslsm
afies, sud he Ksp1b1ies1s. shsn thsiI
eenysnficn nests, wlli hnewwhcm ihsiE
sasaidats uili Be- oaIIsd upon 70 epposs
as waII a. n be led airasdy bsen naned
ItwsIi Be notiosd thnf ne nsfiouai
oommlitss has ealled upnn the Rspub-
Ilsans q Washiuatun aBd Dakota 60
ehooss 81 dsleeatss - lbs eonvsBsion
instead q two - hatstofuEs. Tbs ID
misaion % tie adtitiosaI fear utll b
ssfs to ahs dsoision ef the eanvaniion.
bit. iadRina frsmtbs action Of Ne cen
Eiffse. u a extFsmsly pssbshle sbai
tesy vill b admIiied. II this mennel
he RsDubiiasn pasty Recognizes M
iassics Of TIE claim Of WaabiDaton end
D.kess 70 statehood. Usage in easei.
Yea havs tie populasion. the wsalfb
and the resources whieA sntifis yos 10
bscene states Of The union, and ths Re
pnblioau party VIII EBnoReiSs you ~
sueh 20 fss - Il lee 10 iis power 70 D.
60. II he Dsmoeratis parsy continue
% bar yon fFom TIE anios, TIE respSB
sibilsiy must sess upon q. The Rspuh-
lean party VIII treat you 10 The paFsy
ooanoiis precisely a. Il weald Il you
usFs sbls 70 oaas Ne electoral votes 70
uhieh yoa ere % clearly entitled" Ae-
t.on similar 70 that taken ~ the com
mlfiss vas proposed four PEARS asS b
fhomas u. BEsnts, then member Of The
national committee from Washineten
FeFrltoEy, bot u vas deemed that thaEe
sss a. lest room for 81 honest doubs
10 regard to she sxcsdieney Of admit
ting thsss territories. New, however.
there can ~ 10 anssiian Of he fscs
that both Washington and Dakota ase
falls sntilled 70 Statehood. aud The Re
puhlieAn parry viii regard them as
states 20 far as q h able 20 90 %.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-10


Ina fenolulion % ssd bg The lsaisla-
tars Of Virginia lnsisaetinR she senators
fEom thas eIats 10 favor the rsdueticn
o. total abolition Of the lntsrnai Fese-
ma taxes and RIO resting the repssssn.
tasigss 10 do likewise, sannot Be re-
asFaed ss other than q reply 10 TIE
message Of Presidsni Cleveland II will
probably be denled tnat g vas intends q
a. such. hat d Il dfIioals 10 zee how l.
Gao be regarded ~ auythiBR else. TIE
message warmly opposed any rsdnoiion
II tba internal revenue tAxss and IN.
sisted thsh shs only redaesion made 10
lsxation shoula be made By eustinR
doWn The taria. Ga she sseohd dsy
after this Recommendation Waa made
ihs Democratic legislature 81 . Demo
cratic afata responds b. instEusiinR The
esnascFa from thAt stats 20 do tssFy-
ihina 10 their powes - secure the abol
itlos Of tha iaxss which the president
TANKS should not b disturbed. This
nelion may not have besa in answer 10
ths presidents recommendation, bui e
locks very mnsh a. II II we're.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-10

Tte p1usns osash1t 80 seu|
a. u14h1 anA ~ no - Insona
FnGsnN nrrse ~ = ~ ~. astnn eau-
sl.s...s damaEe - tha go e - e
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gHs1 ~ oe11rnrlex o. - ss1N11 Ez14e
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nglI, q 3 easa of Gkia kiu1f ! 30 >
sestain pscpeEly s9ns.ss asne9 g .
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c. Hu1 e1ppoes ~ qgaer g 9 usnI1
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sall % zee CHIEF ~ Eeiisa. sna nn6es
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supposa fns fauSs helenas4 % - eisy
se11Ensyf That's whnt eaHsn1 nne %
nesiea1sr @. A.-sOA, uali-1eeE z
jawn ana call ca mo for p1oteesion.
Wnen Mr.. CarFull wgnt home fbnt ey&H
M Be fonnd he frone fence laytna -
~ yar1, and 90 90 Case haa naaee ~
eJ1platnt seninst tkle trssDaasaR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-10

me HonSe of Representatives nnas
ilsslf wish eight contests FOR seats on
Sc hands. Ihs most noted Of these,
end TIE one which is regarded By both
parties ~ She most imposiani, IL thaa
81 Thoabe aeainst Carlisle IN tie sixth
Ksniacky distflet. Carlisle bad a ma
foEily % 92B % TOE saa ef the seiurns.
bat Thoebe. who VS. tie candid lts Of
The lahoF party, claims that this ma.
iaEity vas secured b sricksry and fraud
n q thai ho "a Fisblfpliy enlliled 20 re
present tae disstios. AZ zoe boase IL
Democratic and &c The Democrats have
no Intention Of ioalne 81 Important az
lndisidaal aa sgsAkss Carlisle, q mas
Be regarded IS certain that the contest
uill " decided 10 favor Of the siltine
msmbtF and that Dir. Thesbe will have
% b candidate again Il be ever hopes
- represent bis dlatriot In conRsess
Tha otheg contests are. two from Cali
fofpia, Sullivan ~. FELTON, and Lynch
". vAncsssrs one from indiapa. Lowry
~ Whlte; ons from Alabama, hepufly
". Davidsovs one fFem llllnoia, WoFsh-
Ina % ~. POa,i cna FROM MissoaFi.
Frank -. Clever and one from soaih
Carolina. umalls va Elliott. Il = ssfs
ie sax thai IN ell lhsss contests The
pemoorats vii Be gives shs beneAt Of
Al doaats ana thas the Fieh, Of the Be
pnhliosns 10 their seats will have 10 b.
very clear indeed II they aEs 10 rstain
than.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-10

Ths prssisonslai crisis bsine over ard
3 stsroosatls eEssidsat having besn -
cared ths FFensh STATESMEN are husily
snesesd 10 he sasf Of esnssrustina 3
sahlnet TO carry On TIE asvsrnmsat an
del he peu rfeims. i l. abcat a1td
shaf Gotlst Wili BE- ths prsmisE, and tes
qassiIon II crime Importance ngu, -
usuai. ia whistler o. nos Gscerai Boo-
la1zss wili Be ninlsssr 81 var. The
AensEal opinion amoBa ths politicians
soams 10 BE- ifaa hs sb0uld not be, bni
Goblet, who Is = warm frisnd Of Boa
inDpaf. inslsas shat be shall be. Coolies
ass he eblsf 81 The aovsrnmens which
Dsaianesr dsminstsd g oomplsisly
rgioF 10 BE fnddsn rstifemsns nbous
nlns monihs $50. end Il is avsden, tbas
be desires 10 renew his cid relations
gilh ihe nsFy general.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-10


xan mAxoa AxD ~ MAxon apKAx ABouT
9nK sxaKET nAILwAx.
The news that Nelson Bennett would
bald the street railway, frst published
10 yesterday moEnine's PuaF IMTKkll-
oKNcnn, stirred up z lively discussion
among the eitissns here.
Thara ware seine Who elaimod that
The franchise under which Ne. Bennett
Intends 20 o0nstFaot the road had been
foFfsiied, inaamnch 90 no legitimate
commencement OF the work bad been
made within tbs limited tine. Promi-
nent Of them waa ex Mayor Mann.
mere than that.S said Mr.. Mann, II
am still Of the opinion tbs reed VII not
bails By theas parties Notwithstanding
what they sAy 70 the eentraf1.
TWo 81 She etiDn aliens IN the fran
ehies wers that toe company ahonla 40
cept the ogdinanoo within thirty days
after its passage, and commences work
within foaR month"; The nfs4 Of 4heAe
requirements the company met, bue ae
70 the second there IL Q division Of
opinion. The only evidences Of york is
. feW ties u the center 0f Stnerson
street near 6evenieenth,
Mayor ToWne vas asked. with refer
UDcs % sks snbisct, what action, u any
the city could take 30 prevent Ne. Ben
nest from uulixlnR the privileges Of bis
nfst franchise.
sTha only thing thaa could Be doue.~
said be. would BE- 10 paHa a ordinance
ropsalinQ she one granting the fran
ohise, and this Q uid only Be- done By
ehoutua tAaa the company had not con-
plied uith itB requirements. AZ 70 that
| ean't express Al 0pinion ct this time.
for / mag be- called ap0n 20 give an
opinion. OF one thing am eatis hed.
and that 10, had ME.lBennots gone ahead
ard buiIf bis read the eoaaci wculd
have removed any Questionable faa-
taFts, and even 81 this l.te day ! believe
no hAFdships would be tmp0ssd."
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eesD - rats.


Representative Brewer. che 81 the
nesiy elected kspablloan eongv ssmAa
from North Carolina, ears thst the
Dsmoe .ata vii maks q great mistake I
thar coant upoa sAe soalh ~ helnR
81 4 FER their candidate IN fss3. g.
Baya thas The Repahlts sna havs al ca
e laas pEoleesi OF earrsina be atais.
al tAA', II ptopst saort is made.
thar vii eaFry viEglniA ans west Viz
Elaia Ais,, Fhis is surT enesarAgiig
maws aad The Rapahlleans Of shs ooaa.
81 "a hope thasi IL IL true. Alta sane
tlma. Il wsald nss b. veil Cor them 10
rslax thsiE e6egis Ia anY nnFtaesn ssa .
q TIE ho,t Of pisksse 40 snoash Dsno
oEaiie vo'es Il tas soath 70 elect their
eandidatA AaOat year before cash
pFes daaaial eiesti0a = great DEAL IL
beard s6sas TIE ability u TIE R,psb-
hesns a. eArrY aoashsFn states. ha,
wasn TIE elsssioa esnes aad TIE vstes
nze ooaatsd Il n Invariably faaud shss
Ne ssaess 10 qusssioa mast b. placed 10
ths Dsmocrasio eoiamn. sincs Tue
OaUessAts Of tbs s0ash rSaacsd toe
rna0lne Ct elsosioas and ths soanslss
e sosea ss Ace sFs, thsy have hest
thalr ssolien solid for Ihs candidate u
tAaiE paEty. asd Il IL ssasoa bic % infss
thas they vigi kssp il solid 80 long a.
Ne FFsseel division Of pAEslss ccS.
Alnnaa II sAe seathern 4 spaehoans
rally have q prospeoa Of EARRING 4 fss
alAAeA thar sAoala b elvea all t6s es-
eoasasemsHi poateis in their sGssta 10
90 -, eaa as has been said, sas parsy
sneald nos silow sny r0Fasssa states 10
- ~ aesssls lH TIE hops q maaias %
TO- thelr losi hy rioklSe az fsw sles.
teFsl ssies IN iAe oh.
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ran rsEsuE ron-RLuszED kED I'm vso'
PKG nADGR gnAnxD.

ran RazBuH N0H-RLugzED AHD <Mn 20
PIE RABBI BeanxD.
GA. Cussndexss residences uas bnF.
aIsIissd early Thursday egs1lna. ane
Vniunhies. pginsipaliy tswslFys % TIE
sms ass q 8 hnudEod o. nose deliazs
was takn1. Mr.. OaSsuosRs Win nfs
gamiiy, FstuEnea home h4f0ED l1e
hnenlaF ha6 gotten lhEcugh sseru1ina
Toe trunks, from which tbe valuaeaea
seFe taken, ana sesiug TIE 'front.' ooef
pen. buried II. u TIE bsdfooD BE-
soafFonted sAe boRalsE. bu4 knowing
shnt shaFs we're tso hia piseols IN ena q
tbs tFnBhe, Refreshed . few steps md a.
iawed the hufRlas % msko his escape.
an tnvretiaatSnn showed tbaa The pisanle
and & hunlfna knife were aboHt ebe Only
things Of vaIus NOT taken. YESTERDAY
moFninR q Young man wag arrested -
the wharf. where be- vas % ut % en-
osTk on TIE morning train foe Portland.
Ha gave bis na@e ~ kFirkaoDs buf
aflefusrdn Informed ire t6aseFe that
sis real pane yes Arthur Laneoosai
snd that be wns from Port ha0ioek
TIE chief Of police y awntiinH wnBo
from there THAI may idenfify the man
q not the 0ne wanted here for 1haE1
DAY niobps woFk. The pol3oo OF tnis
oity are non plussed, end have 90 far
failed 20 fine lhe sliahfest clue By whieh
thsy osn trace tee midnight maFandefs,
7nless the man now under arrest proves
% be the 0ue.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-10

The sslestien ei oeiraxo q TIE rlsss
To- holttns tAe ee@ire aatiooai sas-
vsatsea Of sas kstuslisan Party vas
net unssptcsed Nna sseeraieely ecsa.
aiens no seErslae. AaAsa1h several
sshsE easiea wsEs eager for ths horer q
sniasiainine thia Distinguished eatAss-
- ana alIAoaRA sAsy ga fe4th ealiana
eHaEsa . akesEs n there Us 1enssAl
eansiniion that caicaeo seald b sas-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-10
JAPAN BAZAAR.

WE HAVE just RECEIVED A LARGF
wv assortment o. japanese Fancy dcoda
0hinawaFa, Sflk q ndksrchIefn, EmoRciaeriea.
ecfeena. BanneFa. Grape ebaula, all kinds o.
Ourios. Ladies Underwear. 6ents' Shirts, 1nt
ftaA, etn.. and 9s1rral line Of useful alc
Ornamental afticlesL FleAse cad and exanine
Ll9ht Building, Ffont saFus4 esaa4ie. jele
Loais Chung. Manager, b alone suthosi1ed
- lncaF any indebtsdne1 aealnst the Bazaar
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-10

. tca --Anyos . tpo1ine the vhsFe-
= esasa Of Victor Neal o. q fAmEly b.
ta1e ~ haskkF, lasely frpa ths Cd
eoac ~, VII oonfeF taxoT oy aadr -
tna Mf. = 11R. tbs ol8ee. TnfuFuaatnn
eo3cetn ~ then b tn hn eaazeasion l08
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-10

We wsxRana every paiE % kid aluvss
u go sassstsesogy Ne noesy
rsfaneea- fskins 4 SlnEsEman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-10
DOoTORs' BILLS.

Nearly ali diseases originate from In
aesion o. the liver, and this IL especially
aha case with chilln and fever, inlermit-
Isnt fsvers, and malafial diseases. To
savs doosors' bills and ward Of disease
taxa 6immoua LAYER Regulates, q medt-
Gins that increases Ia popularity eeco
year, and haa become tie most popular
sDd braa indorssd medicine in The mar.
kss for the cure II liver OF bowel die
saRss.-TsisgvapA. DabuQoe, I0va.